Thread: pgadmin3 property pages design rules

As a proposal, this are the sizes and positions I used so far in dlgUser
and dlgDatabase:

- first control at (10, 10)
- Standard controls are at (100, y) size (200, 20)
- vertical control spacing 25, for radio buttons and checkboxes 20
- static text has a vertical offset of 3 relative to other controls
- Button size is (60, 25) for OK/Cancel, (75, 25) for more text
- controls including statics will need up to 50 % more room for GTK than
with Win32

For dialogs derived from dlgSecurityProperty, the Security page will be
created dynamically.
All dialogs will inherit the SQL page from dlgProperty.


Regards,
Andreas

Sounds good. I've saved this in a new /notes directory.

Regards, Dave.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Andreas Pflug [mailto:Andreas.Pflug@web.de]
> Sent: 02 May 2003 16:47
> To: pgadmin-hackers@postgresql.org
> Subject: [pgadmin-hackers] pgadmin3 property pages design rules
>
>
> As a proposal, this are the sizes and positions I used so far
> in dlgUser
> and dlgDatabase:
>
> - first control at (10, 10)
> - Standard controls are at (100, y) size (200, 20)
> - vertical control spacing 25, for radio buttons and checkboxes 20
> - static text has a vertical offset of 3 relative to other controls
> - Button size is (60, 25) for OK/Cancel, (75, 25) for more text
> - controls including statics will need up to 50 % more room
> for GTK than
> with Win32
>
> For dialogs derived from dlgSecurityProperty, the Security
> page will be
> created dynamically.
> All dialogs will inherit the SQL page from dlgProperty.
>
>
> Regards,
> Andreas
>
>
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